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Bakso is one of the most loved street foods across Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country. Meatball soup is a familiar comfort meal at family gatherings and after prayers, so...

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We researched this venue's halal status so you don't have to.
The venue says Halal on its own Instagram profile. We have not seen a halal certificate, so we recommend confirming with the restaurant.
We found no pork or alcohol on the menu items we read.
We did not find information on how the meat is slaughtered.
Blacktown Mosque is on Fourth Avenue in Blacktown, close to the restaurant.
The venue lists catering and event orders. Contact them directly for group bookings.
Kangen Indo in Blacktown serves Indonesian comfort food, best known for its bakso, beef meatball soups with noodles. The venue describes itself as halal on its own Instagram, and the menu we read is built around beef. It offers dine-in and takeaway at Good Luck Plaza on First Avenue.
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The venue states it is halal on its own social page and a halal food creator recommended it, but we read only part of the menu.
Reviews on Google are mixed to positive. Diners mention friendly staff and tasty bakso, and one reviewer notes the large beef meatball seems homemade, while another found portions small for the price.
Kangen Indo
Good Luck Plaza, shop 2B/19 First Ave, Blacktown NSW 2148
Blacktown, 2148
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Good restaurant evidence available
75% confidence
The venue states it is halal on its own social page and a halal food creator recommended it, but we read only part of the menu.
We researched this venue's halal status so you don't have to.
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